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Milan Lucic on The Cam and Strick Podcast Oct 29, 2020

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Is Milan Lucic the toughest player in the NHL today? Don't worry, we ask him for his opinion. At one point, Lucic was considered one of the top all-around power forwards in the game. He entered the league taking on all comers, and now 958 games later he hasn't changed. His offensive production may have tho, and he explains why that may have happened. He grew up as an NHL player in the Boston Bruins organization where he was a core player on their 2011 Stanley Cup-winning team. Now he's a role player who can still impact the game in a variety of ways. He's also a great person who gives great interviews. Milan Lucic on this edition of the Cam and Strick Podcast.

John Davidson on The Cam and Strick Podcast Oct 26, 2020

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Chris Osgood on The Cam and Strick Podcast Oct 22, 2020

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If there ever was a poster boy for the most underrated goaltender in NHL history, you'll probably find the face of three-time Stanley Cup winner Chris Osgood. This guy has over 400 wins, a few all-star selections, and a 2nd team All-NHL season, to go along with his Cups, yet no one seems to give a shit. Until now...Chris Osgood is a great story of a player who had several ups and downs but when it mattered the most he came through, and well that's really all that matters. At least to us. We had fun with Ozzie on this edition of the Cam and Strick Podcast. A father of three, he too has joined the coaching ranks as he looks to develop his son into another NHL prospect. From fighting Patrick Roy to scoring goals to playing alongside some of the best players and goaltenders in NHL history. Chris Osgood is among the most interesting goalies you're ever going to talk to. Does he belong in the Hall of Fame? Did he like Mike Babcock? What about Dominik Hasek? All this and more on this episode of the Cam and Strick Podcast.

Nick Kypreos on The Cam Strick Podcast Oct 19, 2020

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Former Stanley Cup winner and former Canadian TV analyst Nick Kypreos dropped by to chat with the boys. Formerly with Sportsnet television, Kypreos describes what it’s like to be free of having to conform to network TV and finally say what he wants and be who he wants. With no one telling him what he can and cannot say, Kyper is once again his own man and can speak freely on virtually every topic. He tells us just how much competition there is between Sportsnet and TSN in Canada and the advantages network tv people have when it comes to breaking news. Plus some great stories on winning the Stanley Cup with the Rangers in 1994. Did he purposely fall on Grant Fuhr in the Stanley Cup playoffs? An injury that ended Fuhr’s playoff season and any hopes the St. Louis Blues had of winning the Stanley Cup. Kyper may have left tv but he’s staying busy. He recently wrote a book, started a podcast, and had his own beverage. Tune in to hear the other side of Nick Kypreos on this edition of the Cam and Strick Podcast.

Jon Cooper on The Cam and Strick Podcast Oct 15, 2020

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From public defender to the Stanley Cup champion. Sounds like the typical road travelled by all NHL Head Coaches right? Cooper is more than just a hockey coach, he has a personality, he's confident, and he's friends with Charles Barkley. The man gifted with great hair and a little bit of swag has used his strong communication skills to climb the ladder in the hockey ranks. Plus he's a winner, maybe the best quality any head coach could have or want. An interview that dives into his philosophy, his character, and his charisma. Learn everything you ever wanted to know about Jon Cooper on this edition of the Cam and Strick Podcast.

Ryan Kesler on The Cam and Strick Podcast Oct 12, 2020

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Ryan Kesler, the guy you might not like if he's on the other side. He's in your face, talks shit, and scores. Who can't appreciate that? This guy had a great career, a former Selke Trophy winner, Kesler had a reputation as one of the best two-way players of his era. He also put his body through hell and back again. He openly talks about his Toradol use and how it led to serious side effects and consequences. With that said, Kesler said he'd do it all over again. Recently the subject of the seriousness of Toradol usage, Kesler describes what he went through as a player and the impact it's had on his ability to try and live a normal life post-career. We also get into plenty of hockey talk and his time playing in Vancouver. From the Sedins to Luongo to John Tortorella, we dive deep into this edition of the Cam and Strick Podcast.

Kevin Shattenkirk on The Cam and Strick Podcast Oct 08, 2020

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Kelly Chase on The Cam and Strick Podcast Oct 05, 2020

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Kelly Chase, among the most popular players in St. Louis Blues history, the man known as Chaser, is the type of guy who might beat the crap out of you then turn around and pick you up right after. If you want stories, oh he has them and he isn't afraid to share them either. Known for fighting on the ice, Chaser has had his share off the ice as well. Figuratively speaking anyway. He's never been one to shy away from engaging in conflict if it means battling for something he feels strongly about. That has worked for and against Chaser over the course of his career as a player and a broadcaster. But at the end of the day, he's respected and has done more for people than many realize. He played during an era when enforcers not only became famous, they were a necessity in the game, and he was among the best to do it. Buckle up and enjoy one of the most entertaining conversations on the Cam and Strick Podcast.

Matthew Tkachuk on The Cam and Strick Podcast Oct 02, 2020

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Scotty Bowman on The Cam and Strick Podcast Sep 28, 2020

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The All-time leader in wins and 2nd most Stanley Cups in NHL history, Scotty Bowman is the definition of a legend. The most accomplished coach in the history of the game, Bowman, now 87 years old, hasn't missed a beat when reflecting on his Hall of Fame career. From a head injury that ended his career to coaching some of the greatest players ever, what allowed Bowman to stand the test of time? His stories are endless, his memory impeccable. From Lemieux to Fedorov and coaching the Russian five, to how he almost became the head coach of the Washington Capitals, it's time to pay your respects to one of the true pioneers in the game. Sit back and pour yourself a Mango Seltzer and get ready to learn a little hockey history.

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